IRRK Freelance: Classified Omni-Pol shipment on the move

IRRK Freelance: Classified Omni-Pol shipment on the move
February 26th, 29488

An unlisted Omni-Pol convoy, carrying a classified load moved from Bahirae Seruguisu’s former outpost in Stret West Bank to a secret Omni-Pol facility.

IRRK first learned of the convoy when Omni-Pol halted all traffic in the Stret West Bank area and diverted any further incoming traffic plans. When attempting to find out the cause of the disruption, IRRK was told it was due to a “necessary security operation that was underway”.

Naturally, IRRK investigated and discovered that three heavy cargo transports were leaving the Omni-Pol outpost under the escort of what appeared to be a small army.

Omni-Pol had taken no heed to expenditure for this escort, we counted several mechanized units, varying from full offensive assault units, to PMVs to scout vehicles; multiple gunships patrolled the skies and multiple squads of an unknown type of foot Officer.

Omni-Pol traditionally uses the white variant of the armour; however these Officers used the black version; normally reserved for Special Operations or the Armed Forces. The only identifying marks were each Officer had either “Omni-Pol TD1” “Omni-Pol TD2” or “Omni-Pol TD3” on their armour.

IRRK checked public records for any scheduled travel plans, but found none. Omni-Pol declined to comment on what shipment could possibly require so much security, what the shipment was, and where it was heading to.

What could Omni-Pol possibly be moving that requires so much security and where did it go to?

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Omni-Pol traditionally uses the white variant of the armour; however these Officers used the black version; normally reserved for Special Operations or the Armed Forces.

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The only identifying marks were each Officer had either “Omni-Pol TD1” “Omni-Pol TD2” or “Omni-Pol TD3” on their armour.

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IRRK checked public records for any scheduled travel plans, but found none.

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Omni-Pol declined to comment on what shipment could possibly require so much security, what the shipment was, and where it was heading to.

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The mandatory medical examination hits, the next day, Omni-Pol makes its move.

You won't find a de-classified schedule travel plans. You won't find a complete listing of the officers involved. What you will find, however, is that this contingent contains quite a few officers who have not yet passed the medical examination.

They're currently hiding under one of the identity "Omni-Pol TD[number]".

They will, of course, not be stopped.

For all you know, this operation is an unauthorized one. Nothing like meekly slapping an officer's wrist for taking unauthorized initiatives to... save face.

Well, if we all went by 'what the IRRK knows', we'd probably be in a happy land of pink Unicorns.

I made a secret trip to the bathroom once. I told no one, and didn't do the proper paperwork in advance. I had to actually run to the closet with my pants around my ankles to grab 3 seashells.

The thing implied is that these shipments are filled with poop.

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Originally Posted by Xeenah

For all you know, this operation is an unauthorized one. Nothing like meekly slapping an officer's wrist for taking unauthorized initiatives to... save face.

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I can assure you that this operation is authorized. The IRRK is just attempting to make a big deal out of nothing; operations of a similiar nature run quite frequently. I don't even see why it made the news...

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Originally Posted by Agentcora

I don't even see why it made the news...

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That's... sad.

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Originally Posted by Xeenah

That's... sad.

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Sad how? You actually find this newsworthy? It only shows how dire the situation is for IRRK.